- Juwita Jalil

Posh in one of her simpler outfits.

Casual night out with the boys.

Casual mum.

Loving this outfit and the sexy car at the back :p

Nine West

This baby will be mine soon. I really wanted ankle boots. But I don’t think it would be that great to be worn in Malaysia. Plus I’ve already got a pair of Oxfords. So this sexy number is going to be mine. Happy? Indeed I am. Such a great steal.

I believe it’s true to most things in life.

2. Great friendship is hard to find.

3. A true friend is one who accepts your partner for who she/he is for as long as you are happy.

That’s all that matter. You don’t have to impress them as they know he/she has impressed you.

4. Looking good and dressing up is not a crime.

5. Getting in a relationship and having a lot of exes doesn’t make you an expert or give you the right to judge other people’s relationship.

Getting in a relationship is easy as courtship is the best part of any relationship. But relationship itself is hardwork. It takes loyalty, commitment, understand and a whole lot more to make it work. Some are just meant to be as much as you hate to admit it. Some ain’t. True love and lust is different.

6. Having a good job is different than having a job that you truly love.

7. Do things that excites you or something that you are truly passionate about.

8. Listen to your heart.

You can get as much advice from just about anybody. But only you will know what is best for you.

9. Keep all cotton bud and cotton pads in a container which has a lid.

10. Respect works both ways.

If you want people to respect you, respect yourself first. Then respect others…only then will it come naturally.

I remember the winter days when I stood by the roadside and enjoying every bit of it. Blissful. Shivering yet enjoying it. Strange how life works doesn’t it?

Speaking about how life works. How does it really work? Do you live to impress others? To make them like you? Or do you pretend?

I personally don’t play pretend well. I do not try to impress or make others like me. Am true to myself. I don’t even dress to impress. I love dressing up and that’s how a woman should be. Always looking her best.

I don’t try to fit in. Because I am proud of being the individual I am. Am different from you, so be it. I believe in my principles and won’t falter. I won’t kick it all behind just to fit in or be cool. Have you not heard?

It’s uncool to be cool.

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Have an awesome week ahead.

xx

I’ve always loved the store as they have reasonable clothes. Their cardigans are just pure love. They also have a wide range of ballet flats by Rubi Shoes.

I had the chance to pay the store a visit. I had high hopes as I approached the store. Was hoping to hear them blast out loud elctro funk music. They used to play them real loud back in Brissy. Got closer to the store, it didn’t exactly have the same feel but yet they kept it cramp. Just like the original ones ;p

Clothes were still hang in dozens. The mass production was still their game plan. Great. Loving the wide range of basics. But…their stocks seems old. Not many new pieces. I’ve seen those shorts and those tank top back in 2oo7. Wonder why? Is this like DFO?

Rubi Shoes were their top sellers. Even I wanted to buy a couple of pairs. I managed to hold myself back. Hehe. My shoe rack is out of space for newbies. Perhaps soon. But I did by a few basics. I eyed this pair of sneakers, it has this laid back feel about it. It’s not a need for now, but when I have the extra beans. Am definitely coming back for them babies.

Do pay Cotton On a visit.

 Level 4, Pavillion, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur.

I’ll post up some image when I go get my new babies then. Have fun shopping. It’s a store worth visiting.

Here’s a short history on Cotton On. As written on their site.

“Cotton On Group is a retail powerhouse renowned for its winning combination of globally relevant fashion and stunningly low prices. From modest beginnings as a family business founded in 1991 in Geelong, Australia, Cotton On has quickly evolved. It’s now a bona fide fashion destination boasting 450 stores and 4500 employees. From its original Cotton On offer, the group has successfully branched into intimates, sleepwear & activewear with Cotton On Body; children’s fashion with Cotton On Kids; footwear with Rubi shoes; and gifts & stationery with Typo. Already boasting as significant presence in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia, we will also open in mainland China in July 2009, followed by the US in October 2009. With a vision to open stores into the thousands in the coming 5 years, Cotton On Group is taking the world by storm.”